‣23/10/2020 Bob Hendrikx
Notes on Soundtrack: LE CASSE (1971) (Part 1)
aka GLI SCASSINATORI – aka THE BURGLARS
Director: Henri Verneuil (real name: Achod Malakian) (1920-2002)
link Premiered in France on 27 October 1971.
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link Composer, Orchestrator: Ennio Morricone – Conductor: Bruno Nicolai – Opening credits:
jpg Choir (tracks 13 and 14 on 2015 CD): No info
Voice (track 9): No info
Classical Guitar: Bruno Battisti D'Amario (Maestro #19, pages 53,56)
Music recorded at Orthophonic Recording Studio, Rome.
jpg 3:17 – A1 – Le casse – Play:
mp3 3:06 – A2 – Thème d'amour – Play:
mp3 4:20 – A3 – Rodéo
3:19 – A4 – Virage dangereux
2:24 – A5 – La fille avec la frange
3:42 – A6 – Ma non troppo erotico
3:02 – B1 – Ciao Mantovani
3:12 – B2 – Marinella
3:24 – B3 – A Carlo S.
3:11 – B4 – A Melanchrino
4:07 – B5 – Irene
2:53 – B6 – Pour Zacharias
Released on LP:
Gli scassinatori – Bell Records 2308 018 L – Italy – 1971
link A-side label: "Made in Italy – 1971"
jpg B-side label:
jpg Other editions:
link Tracks A1 and A2 also released on vinyl single:
Le casse / Thème d'amour – Bell Records 2C 006-92.899 M – France – 1971?
link A-side label:
jpg B-side label:
jpg The same 12 LP tracks released on CD:
Gli scassinatori – GDM CD Club 7033 – Italy – 2006
link Back:
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‣23/10/2020 Bob Hendrikx
Notes on Soundtrack: LE CASSE (1971) (Part 2)
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3:27 – A1 – Mon ami de toujours – Mireille Mathieu vocal, based on the "Thème d'amour" theme. – See:
link 2:39 – A2 – Le casse
2:27 – B1 – Pas vu, pas pris – Mireille Mathieu vocal, based on the "Le casse" theme. – See:
link 3:29 – B2 – Rodéo – Play:
mp3 Released on vinyl EP:
Le casse – Barclay 71.471 M – France – 1971
link Back:
jpg Both songs (A1 and B1) are based on music from the film, while not belonging to the soundtrack.
Info on back sleeve: "Compositeur: Morricone – Arrangements et direction musicale: Ennio Morricone"
Tracks A2 and B2 are apparently from the soundtrack.
Info on back sleeve: "Compositeur: Morricone – Arrangements et direction musicale: Bruno Nicolai"
The latter part would make more sense if it read: "Arrangements: Ennio Morricone; Direction musicale: Bruno Nicolai"
Nicolai was indeed the conductor of the soundtrack, but Morricone always did his own arrangements.
3:36 – A – Argomenti – Astrud Gilberto vocal, based on the "Le casse" theme – See:
link 2:55 – B – Una donna che ti ama – Astrud Gilberto vocal, based on the "Thème d'amour" theme. – See:
link First released on vinyl single:
Argomenti / Una donna che ti ama – CTI Records TC 9702 – Italy – 1971
linkBoth songs are based on music from the film, while not belonging to the soundtrack.
The above tracks released on CD:
Le casse – Music Box Records MBR-066 – France – 2015
link Back:
jpg18 tracks – Total time: 58:30 – All tracks in stereo
Director Henri Verneuil & Composer Ennio Morricone – See:
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Notes on Astrud Gilberto: UNA DONNA CHE TI AMA (1971)
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Notes on Mireille Mathieu: PAS VU, PAS PRIS (1971)
